The early history of Struthers, Ohio was focused on the Yellow Creek area, which was the site for the first iron blast furnace built west of Pittsburgh. Several furnaces were built along the creek between 1800 and 1810, but all ceased operations with the beginning of the War of 1812, and remained dormant until 1865, when Thomas Struthers, the son of John Struthers, bought back the land his father had lost during the war, laying out the village.
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Specializing in baking cupcakes and cakes, the business is located in Struthers, Ohio. Its location, hours of operation, events, and testimonials are offered, including flavors, pricing, and an online shopping area.
http://www.bartellscupcakery.com/
The official municipal site highlights the community, with a focus on providing information for those who live in Struthers, or who are considering a visit. Economic development in the area, as well as local government contacts and services are also featured.
http://www.cityofstruthers.com/
The youth baseball league was established in 1954 and 1955, offering baseball and softball programs, including sanctioned Little League and Pony Baseball, for Struthers, Ohio youth. General information about the organization, its officers, directors, trustees, managers and teams are featured, with team schedules, game results, standings and directions.
http://www.struthersbaseball.com/
The public school administrative district is headquartered in Struthers, Ohio. Its school campuses, district offices, board of education, and a staff directory are featured, and students may be registered through the web site.
http://www.strutherscityschools.org/
Located in a historic building in downtown Struthers, Ohio, The Cellar is located below a billiard room. Designed for live entertainment, the facilities features live music. An event calendar, online ticket sales, and information about renting the facilities or booking talent is included.
http://www.thecellarrocks.com/
